Skittle Finds a Slithering Playmate

Skittle was happy to have a little, squirmy playmate the other afternoon. I guess this is a baby garter snake. I don’t know my northern snakes very well, except that they are not poisonous.
If this was Florida, that little snake would most likely be a pygmy rattler and my cat would now be dead.
I wonder if cats can tell bad (deadly) snakes from good?
She didn’t harm it. We saw the snake later out in the grass.

Little snake plays with cat — Skittle Finds a Playmate

Rattler? (charlescarrollsociety.com)
Spring Snakes (inmanmurphy.wordpress.com)

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Brenda Reeves says:

05/18/2013 at 1:03 PM

That’s so cute. I love to watch cats.

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1. Dustytoes says:
  
  05/19/2013 at 4:13 AM
  
  This cat constantly needs something to do. The snake kept her happy for about a half hour.
  
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Sandi says:

05/18/2013 at 11:24 AM

She’s so cute. Did she let it live?

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1. Dustytoes says:
  
  05/19/2013 at 4:12 AM
  
  Yes, she just wanted to have some fun.
  
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